International Partners of the Africa Climate Collaborative Project
The Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana thrives on strong, strategic partnerships that bring together leading institutions committed to advancing Africa’s climate resilience agenda. These collaborations enable the Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana to deliver world‑class training, interdisciplinary research opportunities, and global knowledge exchange for emerging African climate leaders.
At the heart of the Project’s success is its network of international partners, whose expertise and support amplify the impact of climate action across the continent.
Mastercard Foundation
A principal international partner of the Africa Climate Collaborative Project is the Mastercard Foundation, which implements the Higher Education Climate Collaborative in partnership with leading African and global institutions. The Foundation’s support enables fully funded master’s, PhD, and postdoctoral fellowships that empower African scholars to undertake cutting‑edge research in climate science, sustainability, and resilience.
Through its commitment to youth development and inclusive education, the Mastercard Foundation plays a central role in expanding research capacity and climate leadership across Africa.
Official Website: https://mastercardfdn.org/
University of Cape Town, South Africa
The University of Cape Town (UCT) is one of the Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana key academic partners. As a leading research institution on the continent, UCT contributes technical expertise, collaborative research networks, and mentorship opportunities for fellows enrolled in the program. Its participation strengthens the Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana mission to promote high‑quality, interdisciplinary climate scholarship across Africa.
Official Website: https://uct.ac.za
Makerere University, Uganda
Another important international partner is Makerere University, renowned for its excellence in environmental science, climate policy, and sustainability research. Through this partnership, Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana fellows gain access to a broader ecosystem of African climate researchers, enhancing collaboration and innovation across regions.
Official Website: https://mak.ac.ug/
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
The Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana outreach extends beyond the African continent through its partnership with the University of Cambridge, a global leader in climate research and innovation. This collaboration provides opportunities for joint research, academic exchange, and mentorship from world‑class scholars—further positioning the Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana as a hub for globally informed African‑led climate solutions.
Official Website: https://www.cam.ac.uk/
A Collaborative Vision for Africa’s Climate Future
Together, these international partners work alongside the University of Ghana to advance the Africa Climate Collaborative Project at the University of Ghana mission: nurturing a generation of African climate leaders capable of driving sustainable solutions to the continent’s most pressing environmental challenges.
By pooling resources, expertise, and research capacity, the Africa Climate Collaborative continues to strengthen its footprint on the continent—ensuring that young African scholars have access to the global networks and tools needed to shape a climate‑resilient future.